The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-12-01

New Years ball at Agency hall.
Blank receipts, notes &C. at this
office.
Pardon the scarcity of news this
week.
Uncle Toms Cabin at the court
house hall next Monday evening.
Miss Maud Whitley won the wax
doll az the matinee last Saturday.
A. E. Stewart has hard coal stove
for sale cheap. Call at his house and
see it.
Verified account blanks, for the
use Of town boards, for sale at this
office.
G. Paul Smith at the court house
next Wednesday and Thursday even
lngs.
tbs to your interest to read care
fully the large advertisement OF W els
Bros & Hanson on another page.
On Thursday last Mrs. WI Il. Miles.
of this place, received word of the
death of her mother, of Greenville,
Penna.
There was Thanksgiving dance at
agency hall last Thursday evening;
and it was q success financially and
otherwise.
There will be regular meeting OF
the w. C. T. U. at the home OF Mrs.
J. B. Falrbank, next Saturday after.
noon at three o'clock.
Come to me If you want to pur-
chase or sell dwellings or business
property.
3r2 HENRY HrTCHINs,
Moryris, MINI.
Il. Dickinson and Miss Charlotte
M. Sundall, both Of Hancock. were
married in this village last Thursday
evening; Rev. E. P. Robertson OIL
ciating.
That Morris is a splendid show
town is evidenced by the raid made on
the place by theatre companies dur
ing the past month, They can't pass
Morris, and good shows are always
well recompensed for their visits:
The Seventh District Sabbath
School Association Including Kandl-
yohi. Chippewa, Swift, Big Stone,
Pope, Traverse and Stevens counties)
will hold a convention at Morris,
Tuesday and Wednesday, December
l3 and IA, 1887. It will begin at 3 p.
IN. Tuesday.
Bills are out announcing rafne and
ball to be given at Agency hall the
evening of Jan. /, '88. The rattle
will be for gold headed cane by
Mrs. Mary O'Connor, and ticket for
the rattle, price 500. is good for the
ball also.
We trust our readers will be patient
with this issue of The Sun. 1t is true
the reading matter Of this mum.
Der is robbed of space by extra adver-
Using, but arrangements will be
made forth to avoid recurrence OF
this condition. and we shall endeavor
to make 1t average fully satisfactory
to all our patrons. Never single out
QUE number as sample to crltlcise
the conduct of paper upon.
In order that the teachers may at
the same time avail themselves OF
the opportunity to hear Prof w. F.
Rocheleau's lecture on the evening
of Dec. 3rd. on the subject Twill il
Pay" which will be treated educa
tionally. Supt. Bicknell calls teach
ers' meeting at the high school room
at Morris, Saturday, Dec. 8, at 1870
o'clock p. m. Read his notice to b.
found in another column.
From present indications, Uncle
Il Tom's Cabin is undoubtedly destined
= to enjoy eternal longevity-and why
should it noti-for it is a dra
ma(when properly put on the boards
to which father may freely escor
his children, feeling assured, in 81
doing, that in witnessing that immor
tai drama that the blush Of shame
will never be raised on their brows.
Stetson's double performance o.
Uncle Toms Cabin drew an immens,
crowd to Library Hall last night. i
is singular how this worn piece draws
and how the audience laugh over it
There is no necessity Of speaking q
large of the presentation last night
It pleased the majority greatly. Top
81 was good. 20 was Uncle Tom, q
was Eva, so was Marks, 50 were tn
dogs and singing. 1t was q good en-
tertainment, and the audience wliicl
lad come to laugh, laughed HEARTH
and were satisfied ALBANY Republic